Email was never built for big attachments. Most providers block anything over 20–25 MB, so a single video, design file or backup won’t go through — and zipping it rarely helps.

A file transfer service solves this. Instead of attaching the file, you upload it once and share a link. The recipient clicks the link and downloads the file directly, with no size headaches on either side.

Here’s how it works:

1. Open the transfer page and drag your files in.
2. Wait for the upload to finish.
3. Share the link — by email, chat, or a QR code.

That’s it. There’s no sign-up required to get started, and you can send several files at once instead of splitting them across multiple emails. For larger transfers or longer storage, an account unlocks higher limits.

Next time an attachment bounces back, skip the workaround and just send a link.